They replaced the oil cooler lines, refilled oil, changed filter on mine. I had expressed my concern over a possible fatal issue. I allowed the Service Manager to take my truck home overnight to put some miles on it (~90miles). There was no unusual sounds after so I took it home. I have put another 500 miles on it without any issue. They said about 2 quarts of oil was left and they allowed me to keep the oil filter, which I will cut open (reality is that probably didn't collect any oil anyway as it all went on the ground and didn't recirculate). I pulled a small sample (4 ounces)of oil out when I got home and I do not see any flakes, particles, or shiny stuff. Pretty crazy that I had almost 8,000miles on it when it went. I figured something like this would happen early on, or during the winter at a -10degree start.
i will probably take another oil sample this weekend and maybe switch out the oil filter again to check that one. I had my truck shut off pretty quick, so that may be why I escaped major damage. With another 50k miles to go on the powertrain warranty I think any issue will show up before then..
My Truck was built in Ft. Wayne 140xxx serial number. I picked it up just after Thanksgiving 2018.